HP = Health AP = Attack Power DPS = Damage Per Second 2 Movement Speed = 1 Range/f.

*See this section to calculate Gold Brick Cat's stats. *For units with multi-hit attacks, attack animation is the part of the animation leading up to the first hit. *Time between attacks is the time from the attack's execution to the start of the next attack (includes backswing). *First stats are 1st form's initial other stats include 300% Empire of Cats Treasures recharge time may vary. He still faces competition from a talented Riceball Cat, though, as he is cheaper, but Riceball is faster and has similar health to Nekokhamen vs. With this being said, his health and new ability make him an ideal counter to Gobble and Zollow, while also bringing him close to Kotatsu's level when it comes to tanking Floating. For this reason, it is not recommended to focus on unlocking him. King Nekokhamen is a small improvement, gaining some health and toxic immunity for a rare and precious Gold Catfruit.

If given the chance to, however, Gold Brick Cat can become a solid alternative to Kotatsu Cat in stages where spam is important, thus becoming a solid choice for any Floating-heavy stage, particularly when Kotatsu Cat isn't an option, such as 4 crown legend stages. Later in the game, he will need Catseyes to stay relevant, as Eraser and Crazed Wall can get close to its health, even against floating. He is generally outclassed by Tank Cat, though, so it should never be used on stages without Floating enemies.

Although his stats are lackluster, especially as the game progresses, he can be a great asset for dealing with Floating enemies early on. This unit is a Tank Cat variant, sharing cost, cooldown and usage in general. In order to classify Cat Units, see here Strategy/Usage

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